AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEU Funding Boost: The EU has approved EUR 140.5 million in grants for Bosnia and Herzegovina after the Bosnian Presidency ratified the 2025–2027 pre-accession instruments, with money aimed at economic development, stronger institutions and key reforms. Instant Payments Upgrade: Bosnia’s Central Bank is rolling out a domestic instant payment system that moves money between accounts in seconds, 24/7, improving cash-flow planning for businesses and faster transfers for citizens. Labor Crunch: Bosnia and Herzegovina has used up its 2026 foreign worker permit quota by end-May, pushing employers to call for abolishing permit quotas to ease shortages in manufacturing, construction, hospitality and retail. Tourism Links: Bosnia and Egypt discussed ways to boost tourism cooperation, including more tourist flows, training and air connectivity, plus plans tied to Expo 2027. Sarajevo Urban Planning: Mayor Samir Avdić withdrew the draft decision for the Regulatory Plan “Quadrant C – Marijin Dvor,” after proposed changes aimed at protecting the university area and improving traffic solutions. Aviation Growth Watch: Sarajevo Airport says it will soon announce further cooperation with Ryanair, signaling potential route network expansion for upcoming seasons.
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